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Old 06-09-2018, 10:15 PM
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How about Maddux 1997 when he walked 20 the entire year, 6 intentionally. That is scary good control.
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On top of that, zero wild pitches in 97
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Ron Guidry went 25-3 in 1978. What a shutdown season he had. From my personal standpoint, he gets the award for my lifetime.
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How come no one is mentioning Denny Mc Lain in 1968??

31 - 6. 1.96 ERA and 280 K's.

Plus win in game 6 of series.

The ONLY pitcher to win 30 games since 1934!
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How about Maddux 1997 when he walked 20 the entire year, 6 intentionally. That is scary good control.
Yes, exactly right. This is one of the seasons I alluded to in my initial post. He also had a complete game with less than 80 pitches! Unbelievable how good he was.....He was maybe even better in 1995, 19-2 with an era of around 1.50.....

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How about Roy Face in 1959?
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The 19th c. pitcher were pitching 500 innings a year. If you're doing that, you can be half as "good" of a pitcher as today's aces, and contribute the same number of wins to your team. So I'll nominate Pud Galvin's 1884: 636 innings with a 1.99 ERA (or 159 ERA+ if you like normalized stats).

For live-ball, how about Dwight Gooden's in 1985. 276 innings at a 229 ERA+.
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